Stalky amp; Co.: Dyslexics' Edition - 2 Angebote vergleichen
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Stalky & Co.
EN NWISBN: 9781492995388 bzw. 149299538X, in Englisch, Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Grossbritannien und Nordirland, in-stock.
Hullo. What's the giddy jest? Sefton and Campbell entered to find Beetle on his side, his head against the fender, weeping copiously, while M'Turk prodded him in the back with his toes. It's only Beetle, Stalky explained. He's shammin' hurt. I can't get Turkey to go for him properly. Sefton promptly kicked both boys, and his face lighted. All right, I'll attend to 'em. Get up an' cock-fight, you two. Give me the stump. I'll tickle 'em. Here's a giddy jest! Come on, Campbell. Let's cook 'em. Then M'Turk turned on Stalky and called him very evil names. You said you were goin' to cock-fight too, Stalky. Come on! More ass you for believin' me, then! shrieked Stalky. Have you chaps had a row? said Campbell. Row? said Stalky. Huh! I'm only educatin' them. D'you know anythin' about cock-fighting, Seffy? Do I know? Why, at Maclagan's, where I was crammin' in town, we used to cock-fight in his drawing-room, and little Maclagan daren't say anything. But we were just the same as men there, of course. Do I know? I'll show you. Can't I get up? moaned Beetle, as Stalky sat on his shoulder. Don't jaw, you fat piffler. You're going to fight Seffy. He'll slay me! Oh, lug 'em into our study. said Campbell. It's nice an' quiet in there. I'll cock-fight Turkey. This is an improvement on young Clewer. Right O! I move it's shoes-off for them an' shoes-on for us, said Sefton joyously, and the two were flung down on the study floor. Stalky rolled them behind an arm-chair. Now I'll tie you two up an' direct the bull-fight. Golly, what wrists you have, Seffy. They're too thick for a wipe; got a box-rope? said he. Lots in the corner, Sefton replied. Hurry up! Stop blubbin', you brute, Beetle. We're goin' to have a giddy campaign. Losers have to sing for the winners sing odes in honour of the conqueror. You call yourself a beastly poet, don't you. Beetle? I'll poet you. He wriggled into position by Campbell's side. Swif.
Hullo. What's the giddy jest? Sefton and Campbell entered to find Beetle on his side, his head against the fender, weeping copiously, while M'Turk prodded him in the back with his toes. It's only Beetle, Stalky explained. He's shammin' hurt. I can't get Turkey to go for him properly. Sefton promptly kicked both boys, and his face lighted. All right, I'll attend to 'em. Get up an' cock-fight, you two. Give me the stump. I'll tickle 'em. Here's a giddy jest! Come on, Campbell. Let's cook 'em. Then M'Turk turned on Stalky and called him very evil names. You said you were goin' to cock-fight too, Stalky. Come on! More ass you for believin' me, then! shrieked Stalky. Have you chaps had a row? said Campbell. Row? said Stalky. Huh! I'm only educatin' them. D'you know anythin' about cock-fighting, Seffy? Do I know? Why, at Maclagan's, where I was crammin' in town, we used to cock-fight in his drawing-room, and little Maclagan daren't say anything. But we were just the same as men there, of course. Do I know? I'll show you. Can't I get up? moaned Beetle, as Stalky sat on his shoulder. Don't jaw, you fat piffler. You're going to fight Seffy. He'll slay me! Oh, lug 'em into our study. said Campbell. It's nice an' quiet in there. I'll cock-fight Turkey. This is an improvement on young Clewer. Right O! I move it's shoes-off for them an' shoes-on for us, said Sefton joyously, and the two were flung down on the study floor. Stalky rolled them behind an arm-chair. Now I'll tie you two up an' direct the bull-fight. Golly, what wrists you have, Seffy. They're too thick for a wipe; got a box-rope? said he. Lots in the corner, Sefton replied. Hurry up! Stop blubbin', you brute, Beetle. We're goin' to have a giddy campaign. Losers have to sing for the winners sing odes in honour of the conqueror. You call yourself a beastly poet, don't you. Beetle? I'll poet you. He wriggled into position by Campbell's side. Swif.
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